My spouse received her COPR from VFS/Visa Application Centre but her passport does not have any visa or stamp in it. She is from visa required country (needs visa to travel to Canada). Is there suppose to be a visa stamp in passport? What should I do get the visa stamped. Seem like Canada Visa Application Centre missed out visa stamping on the passport.
Received COPR but no visa stamp in passport
- Thread starter JimmyJ
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Yes, there should be a visa. Read the documents and letter accompnying that you got with the passport, there should be instructions to contact them if there is any issue.
You have made a complete hash of this thread.
Please clarify: you said she received HER copr, but YOUR passport?
Who is sponsoring whom? Who is the PR here? Why do you need a visa if you are already in Canada?
She is outside Canada and haven't been to Canada yet. The only paper she has is two COPR paper IRCC Copy (with photo), Client Copy (without photo) and passport without any visa stamp
I am the Sponsor(Canadian Citizen) and my wife(Principal applicant). My Wife got COPR envelope containing two COPR paper IRCC Copy (with photo), Client Copy (without photo) and passport without any visa stamp. We are just looking for some advise on how to get the issue resolved to the passport stamped.
No there is no TRV. She received COPR envelope containing two COPR paper IRCC Copy (with photo), Client Copy (without photo) and passport without any visa stamp.
See my first post in this thread. She should have had a visa in her passport. The letter of instructions she got should have text like: check the documents you got and contact the visa office if any errors.
Do that.